Wichita eagle., 1887-09-11
Germany.
Copyrighted 1884, by the New York Associated
Press.

copyrighted 1884, by the New York Associated
Press
BERLIN, Sept. 10.-The emperor and
empress will leave Babelsburg Monday and
will arrive at st. Elm at half past four in
the afternoon. They will remain there
until Saturday. The program of the weeks
proceedings published yesterday has been
eagerly scanned to see if there is any chance
of visit to the car. Military maneuveTs
and social entertainments will be given
every day except Thursday, for which day
emperor's only engagement is an official
dinner There is NO indication that
meeting of the emperors is intend
ed. The Vossische Zeitung
states that Prince Bismark
has favored the policy of Russia as far as
his friendship towards Austria permitted,
but this did not satisfy the car nor has it
finally tended to more friendly relations
between Germany and Russia. What the
car desired was the active mediation of
Germany in the Bulgarian question, Prince
Bismark to take the initiative and propose
European intervention under the shadow
of the Berlin treaty to promote settlement
satisfactory to Russia. Prince Bismafks
absolute refusal to either assume the inia
tive or to give Russia any advice regarding
Bulgaria disappointed and irritated
the car whose position is now
rather worse than before an entente
appeared probable. Instead of supporting,
Prince Bismark now appears inclined to
thwart the Russian policy. 4 significant
indication of his changed diplomacy IS
found in Germany's answer to the porte's
note regarding Gen. Ernroth's mission,
which declares the necessity to regulate
the Bulgarian question in strict conformity
with the Berlin treaty, meaning Gen. Err
roth must not go to Bulgaria, or Russia in
terfere in any way without the sanction Of
the powers.
Prince Bismarck went to Babelsburg
yesterday and had long confer
will return to Friedrich Rhu
Friday, where he will receive Count Kal
knony, the Austrian prime minister. The
following week he will visit the Austrian
statesman and so set at rest rumors OF any
tendency toward departure from his
friendly policy in relation to Austria. The
short truce between the Catholic church
and state will soon terminate, forecasting
inevitable developments of the program of
the center party, which 1t Is certainly
speeding extending beyond the school con.
| trol, will embrace the complete suppress
sion of the vote of the state on the eccle-
sisstical nominations. the return OF the
Jesuites and the restitution to the church
| of the administration of all charitable in
situations now supervised by the state.
The French mobilizing experiment Is
watched closely and finds general approval
among Gevnan military critics who adj
nit the general success of the operations,
while finding fault with the details. The
Cologne Gazette says the main question,
whether men horses and material could be
in their places at a prescribed time, was
satisfactorily determined, The concentra
ton In the field of the troops was also
well carried out This success was per
haps due to special preparations, but what
ever the cause there is no denial that the
task was thoroughly done.
The cremation congress will meet a
| Darmstadt on the 18th inst Delegates
from Boston, Cincinnati, New York, Chi
cago, London, Hamburg, Frankfort aud
many other cities will attend.